With an ethos of the Japanese concept of 'Ikigai' meaning ‘reason for being,’ dining is an experience that should not be rushed, rather savored.

This new hotel by Hyatt seeks to make you feel like you’re staying at a friend’s home.

Looking specifically at the character of Alexandra Dutton, when we choose to rush ahead and not count the cost, it leads to all kinds of destruction.

We review the restaurant that any Indian mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother would approve of.

Zeeva Usman writes that faith doesn’t always have to be loud, sometimes it’s a quiet faith expression that makes the most difference.

Yi-Hwa Hanna is an author and editor of a Middle East edition of a leading global travel magazine brand, based in Dubai. In this episode she talks about her journey in media, how to navigate through the rough media climate, and the ways to pitch to an editor.

Kara Stout’s 30-day devotional provides faith-filled peace to anxious hearts.

The hotel will include intense wellness programs and ultimate relaxation.

The hotel that’s eco-friendly with a filtered water tap in each room, with sweeping skyline views of London.

Seele Contributor Hazzy Redgard looks at the idea of women claiming they don’t need a man, and asks, is this how women really feel inside.

In a setting overlooking the Bay of Cannes, the night sparked all five senses.

The night was aimed at raising money in support of access to clean drinking water for all.

Shohreh Aghdashloo is an Emmy Award-winning, Oscar-nominated actress. In this episode Shohreh and I talk about her newest film Still Smiling, a film about domestic violence- a topic that she’s passionate about, we talk about her early life in Iran, and what she’s working on.

The evening brought together global celebrities, key opinion leaders, press, and tastemakers — all curated by Ray-Ban and Rocky himself.

Halle Berry, Eva Longoria, and Patrick Schwarzenegger were some of the celebrities in attendance.

Launched in April 2025, L’Homme is the right balance for the East and West man.

Seele Faith Editor, KB Chakela dives into what loving God looks like.

The intimate event saw William Abadie, Keni Silva, and Mohammed Hadid in attendance, with the aim to highlight storytelling and push forward social impact.

Hollywood was well represented at the dinner with notable names gathered under one ethos: to celebrate and support women in cinema.

Bringing together men and women from media and entertainment, the conference dove into topics that aim to empower female filmmakers.